How it works

Money that stays yours until it’s claimed.

Every wallet has the same flaw: one wrong character in an address and the money is gone. SafeSend changes what “sent” means, so a mistake is something you can undo.

Two ways to send

Before a transfer you choose who you’re paying:

Protected — for someone you don’t know yet. The money moves into an escrow that only you can recover, and the recipient collects it with a link. Until they do, one tap brings it home.
Direct — for someone you trust. Straight into their wallet, instant and final.

The life of a protected transfer

You send. The funds leave your balance and sit in a one-time escrow account.
The recipient gets a claim link. When they open it in SafeSend, the money moves to them.
Changed your mind first? Cancel & recover sweeps it straight back to you.
Once claimed, it’s final — cancelling is no longer possible.

Treat a claim link like cash. In this version, anyone who has the link can claim the transfer — not only the person you meant to send it to. Don’t post one publicly.

Which networks

One recovery phrase gives you an address on Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, Base, Sui, Polygon and Monad. Protected transfers work on Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, Base, Polygon and Monad. Sui sends directly.

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